1. Historic Sanctuary: Beijing’s Oldest Church Gongwashi Church stands quietly on Xisi South Street, a symbol of faith and resilience.Founded in 1863 by Reverend Joseph Edkins of the London Missionary…
Read more1. Introduction to Hongluo Temple Nestled in the serene Huairou District of Beijing, Hongluo Temple stands as a testament to China’s rich Buddhist heritage. With a history spanning over 1,600 ye…
Read more1. Fayuan Temple: The Oldest Buddhist Temple in Beijing Hidden in the busy streets near Xuanwumen, Fayuan Temple is a peaceful sanctuary. This thousand-year-old Buddhist temple is the oldest still sta…
Read more1. A Journey Through Time: From French Missionaries to Beijing Landmark Built in 1901 by French missionaries, St. Michael’s Catholic Church has survived wars, political changes, and decades of closure…
Read more1. History: A “Time Machine” in Beijing’s Mountains Shenglianshan Zhenwu Temple, located in Fangshan District of Beijing, was first built in the Ming Dynasty. Over the centuries, it witnessed imperial…
Read more1. A Living Legend: From 996 AD to Today The Niujie Mosque isn’t just another religious site—it’s more like a time machine in the middle of Beijing. Built in 996 AD, it has served as the spiritual hea…
Read moreLooking for a peaceful spot in Beijing without ending up on yet another crowded tourist trail? Say hello to Lüzu Temple. This centuries-old Taoist site is part history lesson, part spiritual retreat, …
Read moreIf you only tick off the Great Wall and the Forbidden City in Beijing, you’ll miss a real hidden gem—Jietai Temple. Nestled in the western mountains of Mentougou, this temple is not just a peaceful re…
Read more1. A Legendary Start to a Millennium-Old Temple Nestled in Beijing’s Fangshan District, Yunju Temple dates back to the Sui Dynasty (7th century) and boasts more than 1,400 years of history. Often call…
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